NIST News – March 3, 2011 In just a few months, millions of young adults will graduate from college and step into productive careers in the global economy. Meanwhile, those already involved in standardization, particularly […]
by Jay Bucher As metrology/calibration departments need to comply with various requirements, such as 21 CFR Part 11 and ISO 13485, they find their processes increasingly need to be more dependent on electronic systems. The […]
by Richard W. Bono, Eric J. Seller ISO 16063 part 21 defines the back-to-back comparison technique for accelerometer calibration. Included in its most recent revision is a recommendation for acceptable limits on shaker transverse motion […]
by Richard Koops, Ancuta Mares, Jan Nieuwenkamp Line scales are important physical standards of length used for accurate positioning or measurement in one, two or three dimensions. Depending on the application, line scales can have […]
by Brien Gauthier Increase your efficiency and effectiveness by focusing in on any major problems your test unit may have with a quick and simple function check. The analyzer used for the example is an […]
Mahr Federal has introduced the next generation of its well-established µMaxµm® line of digital indicators. In addition to the many existing features of µMaxum indicators, the enhanced µMaxum II line offers a wide range of […]
By M.I. Mohamed, A. Abu-Sinna, and A. Abu El-Ezz The National Institute for Standards (NIS), Egypt, has developed and constructed a new primary force standard, a 1kN deadweight machine (DWM) at its facility in Egypt. […]
By Graeme C. Payne Many work environments require conformance to standards for quality management, laboratory quality and technical competence, government regulatory requirements, or legal requirements. These types of standards or requirements contain language requiring use […]
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